Excursion 2 tank scuba diving in raiatea tour at Raiatea

Discover the untouched beauty of French Polynesia as you explore two enchanting islands sharing one pristine lagoon. Nestled between Bora Bora and Huahine, Raiatea, the sacred island and Tahaa, the vanilla island, offer a diving experience unlike any other.

What you may see underwater:

• Nine Unique Passes: From the dramatic peaks of Céran Pass to the vibrant schools of fish at Téavapiti Pass, and the breathtaking drop-off at Tetuatiare Pass.
• Hidden Treasures: Explore reef sites, a historic shipwreck (the Nordby), and mysterious underwater caves.
• Diverse Dive Styles: Drift dives, mooring dives, or straight from the dock—each guided by an expert dive master who knows every secret of these waters.

Immerse yourself in a world where turquoise lagoons meet sacred traditions, and every dive reveals a new wonder. Raiatea and Tahaa remain untouched by mass tourism, offering you an authentic and serene Polynesian experience.

Note

Please note:  This adventure tour for certified divers only requires an extensive amount of activity; it involves a drift dive with currents. It must be reserved or cancelled a minimum of four days prior to arrival in Raiatea to avoid penalties. Guests must have been diving within the last year; please bring your dive log.  You must present your certification card to participate and be able to complete a required medical questionnaire and liability waiver. The tour includes all scuba equipment, including wet suit and nitrox, if required. You may wish to bring your own mask and snorkel.  The actual dive site will be determined by the captain/dive master based on weather and sea conditions.  The dive profile will be determined by the dive master.  All dive activities are guided by a certified PADI Dive Master.  Wear a swimsuit under a cover-up, plenty of sun protection and bring a towel and bottled water from the ship. The sighting of specific marine life cannot be guaranteed. The boat is not exclusive to Silversea guests. Exact departure time will be communicated onboard the day before the call.